To find out how much money Ricardo will make per camp under his new business plan, we can calculate the total revenue from the six sessions at $34 per session.
First, we calculate the total revenue for the new plan:
\[ \text{Total revenue} = \text{Number of sessions} \times \text{Price per session} = 6 \times 34 = 204 \]
So, Ricardo will make $204 per camp under his new business plan.
Now, let’s confirm this using the difference of two squares method; however, keep in mind this is typically used for algebraic expressions rather than straightforward calculations.
The original business model had 3 sessions at $50 each, so his original total revenue from one camp was:
\[ \text{Original Revenue} = 3 \times 50 = 150 \]
Using the difference of two squares, we can express the change in revenue:
\[ (6 \times 34) - (3 \times 50) = 204 - 150 = 54 \]
This shows the comparison but is not necessary for the revenue calculation.
Regardless, the final result remains:
Ricardo will make $204 per camp under his new business plan.